Tests for unique device id are enforced to be implemented correctly
on user builds.
Change-Id: I1c6b24bbf68fe1dce645744f8323c869fdeb9ada
TICKET: CYNGNOS-3026
If the database needs to be created, it will not be upgraded. So, if the
device was provisioned and the table wasn't created, we don't upgrade
and so we cannot bring the old flag to the new location.
Fix this by setting the new cm provisioned flag on database creation.
Ticket: CYNGNOS-3017
Change-Id: I1e961f1cb2d06c55c1e92ef63c6dbaee17dbc304
Signed-off-by: Roman Birg <roman@cyngn.com>
Notifies the ProfileTrustAgent when a WiFi/BT event was triggered even
if no new profile was selected so the trust agent can grant/revoke trust
Filters out the multiple network state change notifications to make sure
we notify the trust agent only when the event that the profile
is tracking actually happened
Change-Id: I047861a8b145762fff24568e341373a89ee01de9
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2719
Since DEV_FORCE_SHOW_NAVBAR was moved to global, the test needs
to query its value there.
TICKET: CYNGNOS-3016
Change-Id: Ided274ec065ec989b4ca4f172ec569adb74cbfd5
Fixes an issue where audibles would be "unknown" causing them to
not play when phone rings, notifications arive or an alarm goes off
Change-Id: If279ed7e88784c025999822da7ee3a1a51d63bbd
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2728
Since powersave is ignored while the device is plugged in,
and switching pluggedmodes via runtime executing dumpsys commands
is blocked by sepolicy. Ignore the powersave portion of the test.
Change-Id: Ia2b206649a7fc1960cc25d16ffd22379e7c616e3
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2603
This will provide control over blurring since the current implementation
assumes it is always on provided the device config specifies it
supports blur.
Change-Id: I71e318af12b5212133c6c5b02bed050eb67757d9
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2610
Keep feature inline with 12.1, only allow owner to
control the feature and mirror across users.
Also add additional checks for moved settings.
Change-Id: Ida11b71bc5ce9463628f8c5d76e59902d47d59bb
There is a race condition between when onBootPhase(PHASE_SYSTEM_SERVICES_READY)
is handled and when clients request profiles, cpu boost, or launch boost.
Drop these requests in this condition.
OPO-702
Change-Id: I0860f824473767a4a4776e9febc7fb786b81f457
During an upgrade, we try to migrate values which are
considered to be LEGACY settings to the new provider, however
because of a bad upgrade path, we need to check if the key exists in the
new database AND the old database, and then we can skip it in that case.
Ticket: CYNGNOS-2740
Change-Id: I5d6bc8399ccc328f4190ed7508c27bd9d5de1b9d
Signed-off-by: Roman Birg <roman@cyngn.com>
The mService member variable should not be used directly as this can
cause an NPE if the backing service has died. Instead, use the
getServiceGuarded() method which will take care of re-establishing
a connection to the backing service.
Change-Id: I290e69c07a2e56644de7a394543d1e36fac1cbcc
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2779
* We need this for vendor perf tools.
* This also adds a NativeHelper class which loads the JNI
library on-demand, since we don't have an entry point.
Change-Id: If76ad8f952e86366978ae9cf9d1f107febccc28b
The persisted one simply contains the user, the publishing package, and
the tile tag - items which can be persisted across reboots to restore
the tile's properties on boot properly.
Ticket: CYNGNOS-2530
Change-Id: If770557482e81ab0dd0d16c3ac8be0b2b51e653a
Signed-off-by: Roman Birg <roman@cyngn.com>
Because DEV_FORCE_SHOW_NAVBAR has lived in Settings.System,
Settings.Secure, and now in CMSettings.Secure, we need to return the
proper value no matter which place an app might query.
Ticket: CYNGNOS-2480
Change-Id: Ie84df9763aa3714ec4ce4d033dc73be4de3f1f00
Signed-off-by: Roman Birg <roman@cyngn.com>
Since the API for PerformanceManager returns the number
of profiles supported we can assume what the profiles are
since the HAL provides them in an ordered manner. Thus,
iterate through the size of the number of profiles and verify
each one that's possible.
Change-Id: I87f6d1a847c849bd9e544c1e89a666726c61fe83
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2603
Include a proguard file with can be consumed by the latest gradle plugin to
merge this ones rules without the rules of the app linked to.
This way devs doesn't need to declare (in a recent version of the gradle plugin)
-dontwarn and -dontnote for cyanogenmod.library when linked to it, because
proguard crashes the build because it cannot access to cm system private classes.
Change-Id: I7c94a9119db744b0029b4d9a8aa782adcbd47b93
Signed-off-by: Jorge Ruesga <jorge@ruesga.com>
In other case it will force to declare READ_PHONE_STATUS permission to apps
linked to
Change-Id: I384837c2bda2fe775dafd33b6f7690ca1db465d7
Signed-off-by: Jorge Ruesga <jorge@ruesga.com>
* This is a rework of the session callback API which previously
lived in the framework due to JNI usage. This has been split out
and cleaned up for CMSDK.
* The JNI library lives on the server side, and the app-level
callback has been changed to a protected broadcast. This allows
us to wake up registered services when these events occur.
* Additionally, we support listing all active audio sessions.
* Also brings some JNI love/hate over to CMSDK.
Change-Id: I31c293943474419e3db088bb7ffab75f7440ac0f
* If the screen is off during the entire transition period,
when we turn the display back on it is not updated with
the correct color temperature.
* The code here is trying to be Mr. Smarty Pants and avoid
extra updates, but it's totally pointless and also broken.
There's no ill effects from writing to the hardware when
the screen comes on, and updateColorTemperature already
has all the other conditionals we need.
* Just call updateColorTemperature every time, regardless.
The LiveDisplayService ensures the callbacks run on the
handler thread and all this crap can be removed.
Change-Id: Ib9560e13870a5c6bbe9c5a26fad40f5ec1cefa83
Adnan Begovic